The Nano network is designed to allow peering between multiple versions of the node software, with older versions being periodically de-peered. The active versions currently peering and being supported can be found in the Node Releases page of our documentation: https://docs.nano.org/releases/node-releases/
In December 2018 the Nano node codebase was audited by Red4Sec and found to have no critical vulnerabilities. The following vulnerability was resolved:
Risk: High
Report Location: Pages 34-35
Resolution: Pull Request #1563 in release V17.1
All other notices from the report were classified as informative and are continuously improved on over time (e.g. code styling). The full report is available here: https://content.nano.org/Nano_Final_Security_Audit_v3.pdf
To report security issues in the Nano protocol, please send an email to security@nano.org and CC the following security team members. It is strongly recommended to encrypt the email using GPG and the pubkeys below can be used for this purpose.
| GitHub Username | GPG Pubkey | |
|---|---|---|
| clemahieu | clemahieu { at } gmail.com | clemahieu.asc |
| argakiig | russel { at } nano.org | argakiig.asc |
| wezrule | wezrule { at } hotmail.com | wezrule.asc |
| sergiysw | sergiysw { at } gmail.com | sergiysw.asc |
| zhyatt | zach { at } nano.org | zhyatt.asc |
For details on how to send a GPG encrypted email, see the tutorial here: https://www.linode.com/docs/security/encryption/gpg-keys-to-send-encrypted-messages/.
For general support and other non-sensitive inquiries, please visit https://forum.nano.org.